You continually blame the majority when the majorty do not say that.
What majority do you think I’m blaming? And what do you think I’m blaming that majority for?
I’m saying white Protestant evangelical Christians are one religious group that repeatedly claim that America was founded as a Christian Nation. And that claim is a lie.
If you wish to denounce the above statement you need to at least try to put some substance behind your denunciation. Here is the latest attempt by
Correll to
Invent a way to say America was founded as a Christian nation.
Or it could mean that it was founded as a Christian nation that was happy to ensure the religious freedom of it's small minorities of non-Christians that were present at it's founding and were expected to remain small but tolerated populations living here among the vast Christian magority.
Correll , If you include secularism and Catholicism as a welcome religious minority in 18th Century America your words above are truly full of shit with your most recent Christian Nation concoction,
And you are at odds with this white evangelical Christian nationalist and and the Trump/Pence Christian nation cult leaders.
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One of Trump’s closest evangelical allies gave a sermon on Sunday titled “America is a Christian Nation” while protesters gathered outside.
How dare you undermine the teachings of the Trump

ence:Jeffress religious cult?
America was founded predominantly ... by Christians who wanted to build this foundation, this Christian nation, on the foundation of God’s will.” Pastor Robert Jeffress
Pastor Robert Jeffress led a "Freedom Sunday" service at First Baptist Church Dallas.
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And the other Trouble with your concoction is:
Then, as now, most Christians in the world were Catholics. Claiming that people moved by deep prejudice against most of world’s Christians wanted to form a “Christian nation” makes no sense.
There was even prevalent, open hostility to Christianity, in the form of anti-Catholicism, in Revolutionary-era America. The American Colonies were deeply, profoundly anti-Catholic. Anti-Catholicism was one of the few things the diverse Colonies shared. Colonists were horrified when Britain, with the 1774 Quebec Act, recognized Quebec’s Catholics as deserving equal protection of the law. The Continental Congress protested, claiming that Catholicism as a religion that had “deluged” Britain in blood and “
dispersed impiety, bigotry, persecution, murder and rebellion through every part of the world.”
The problem cannot be solved by simply devolving to “Protestant nation.” Britain was known as the sword and shield of Protestantism, set against a hostile Catholic Continent.